GK Bird
ALLi Author Member
Location: Australia
Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, General Fiction, Horror, Short/Flash Fiction Collection, Speculative Fiction, Adventure, Crime, Historical Fiction, Womens Fiction
GK Bird is an Australian author who hopes that someone might read one of her stories one day and enjoy it. If she’s not writing, she’s reading. If she’s not reading, she’s writing. If she’s not reading or writing, she’s probably lost in a bookshop. She’s grateful that there are still words in the world that fit together in new and unique ways to make new and unique stories and hopes that the words never run out.
GK Bird's books
Genres: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Speculative Fiction
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
What if you could go back? What would you go back and change in your life if you had the chance? In 1984, on their 14th birthday, Samantha’s twin sister, Suzanna, disappeared. She was never found. No one was ever charged with the crime. For 40 years, Samantha blamed herself, believing her sister was taken in her place. In 2024, after everyone she ever cared about is gone, Samantha gives up for the final time. However, rather than the absolute nothingness she expected in death, she finds herself on the Ash Train, a place of judgement and choices. There, she negotiates an opportunity for a second chance, just one chance to travel back in time and save her sister. This time Samantha will step up. This time Suzanna must live. Reflections: Samantha’s Story is the first novel in The Ash Train series which is all about time travel with a...
Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Short/Flash Fiction Collection, Womens Fiction
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
bittersweet (adj): containing a mixture of sadness and happiness How can a bird bring a message of healing and hope? How do you talk to a mother you’ve never met? Why do you keep a secret from the one that you love? What do you do when you don’t know what to do? These are just a few of the stories you’ll encounter in this collection of 20 short stories and flash fiction. They might make you cry, might make you smile, might make you laugh, might make you a touch nostalgic. Hopefully, some of them will resonate and remind you that love and hope are always closer than you think.